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· find assistance in writing business plans and loan proposals and in preparing financials at the Business Capital Resource Center. · find helpful information in the books, literature, and Internet access in the Resource Library. · arrange customized workforce training for businesses of all sizes and types. University of Oregon Eugene is home to the University of Oregon, a major asset for both employment and entrepreneurial support. The University plays a significant role in providing local businesses with a continuous pool of highly-educated and well-trained employees. Through the University's various colleges and professional schools, a broad range of technical and general job-related skills are developed and enhanced. The Lundquist College of Business, one of the best business programs in the nation, is focused on developing skills and knowledge that foster the development of successful business managers and entrepreneurs. The College also includes the Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship. Through a variety of offerings, including both academic credit and non-credit, the University's division of Continuing Education provides a wide range of educational opportunities. The Continuing Education department offers corporate education opportunities to meet the ever changing technology and business needs of professionals in every type of industry. Training programs can be custom designed to meet specific organizational needs. The Community Education Program provides access to credit courses without formal admission to the University. The Sustainability Leadership Academy provides non-credit professional development programs and credit courses for business managers. The University is also home to the Labor Education and Research Center (LERC) and the Office of Technology Transfer. LERC serves as a link between the labor community and the resources of the University, and is focused on outreach to the labor community through its education programs and training for leadership in the workplace. The Technology Transfer program serves as the catalyst for analyzing and fostering discoveries that have potential for commercialization. Northwest Christian College Eugene is also home to Northwest Christian College (NCC). In addition to offering undergraduate courses in Business Administration, NCC has a degree completion program for working adults in professional areas such as Management and Management Information Systems. NCC's Career Center links students with employers.